Assistance Referral Checklist

Following is a suggested checklist for getting through the complicated judicial system. Often times, questions surface as to “what should I do next?” in ones quest for justice. Please understand this checklist is a guideline with suggestions for contacts and inquiries.

For instance, the local law enforcement referral may be moot in a situation where there is an obvious refusal to further an investigation. One may wish to bypass local law enforcement and go directly to the office of the District Attorney and the office of the Attorney General.

Political representatives and media may also be an option for first contact should circumstances dictate. Nothing is ever set in cement as each case is unique. Flexibility is suggested when using the Victim Assistance Referral Checklist.

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CAH Objectives

Assist families through the complicated criminal justice system.

Provide trial and courtroom support to victims.

Accompany victims to parole hearings in their endeavor to keep the convicted murderer in prison.